Patrick Henry High School - Patriot Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Y-Teens working at the Central YWCA: Collette Fields-Worship Chairman, Nancy Britton and Leonora Talley--Class Representatives, I' Y-Teens Promote few. , -V 4 tu t .Z i , l. , it . l it ,- , , . , . . ' 'K -i Mmasns or 'ri-is Yatsms: M. Am., M. cm-rwqy, C. Corlette, G. Coxwell, C, Idgington, S. England, B. Evans, B. Gifford, E.j Hatcher, P. Martin, iQ.'.MauneY1.,. ,fss,.P. M nn Pl, j nts-zytM.,R hjls, rfipiqrrgsgt ls. Agglrrfi B. 'i:aZ2allfwJ.eilrmforiQSJu Mlilgrkygg Paxfaufeggfge L. Talley, J. Terrell, L. Wahlbirrg, G. Waymack, Jigef Officers: left to right: Bruce Cassell-Program Chairman, Sue Triplett-Secretary, Linda Wahl- burg-Vice President, Janet Miller-Treasurer, Patty Martin-President, and Grace Mauney- lnterclub Council Representative. ll9 Christian Ideals zwfmq- ww.,eff-inertia' t pw s, tl , , in M, ,,,,, t. l wifi. i . -, 1 , or Q ri , -is i, i , ,. . A Wright, G. Lancaster, M. Armenfrouf, P. Corletfe, QP. Flint, P. Gwaltney, A. Haley, H. Hardin, M. Haynes, K. ,N Hinshaw, M.l Lem9rr,.,.L.. Lesterjiiff. Cundiff-MN. Britl'on,5,. A-zf.BvtQkhetnstli- is .Nbhlii l I-l finidhsler. WS- .... Fiel i-if lllll l ll Q F Patrick Henry's Y-Teens are affiliated with a world-wide organization that seeks to help girls grow into mature women with high ideals. Each member subscribes to this pur- pose: to grow as a person, to grow in the knowledge and love of God, to grow in friend- ship with all people. Through the year the Y-Teens tried to car- ry out these goals in their programs and pro- jects of service. Because clubs throughout the Roanoke Valley work together, girls from Patrick Henry found themselves meeting rep- resentatives from other schools and joining them in activities at the Y , The school club was also represented at the Y-Teens' State Convention in Richmond by Collette Fields. . Miss Ludwick and Miss Bailey co-sponsored the efforts of the club. Officers not pictured are Service Projects Chairman, Faye Pleas- ants, M u s ic Chairman, Mary Carraway, World Fellowship Chairman, Bette Evans, and Class Representatives, Elaine Hatcher and Pat Gwaltney. sim l xy?

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The l96l l962 Liberty Belles To be seen marching smartly with the Band are the girls in Purple: the Liberty Belles. Ap pended to the band, and composed of twenty four members, the Belles have participated not only in parades, but in pep assemblies football games, and in the Spring Band Show Sponsored by Mrs. Patsel, these girls practiced almost daily after school, working out new routines , and becoming the most proficient group in the field Courtesy Mr B V Michel Liberty Belles Lead the March MEMBERS CL to R front rowj Bobbi Wright Phllhs Bohon Lmda Woods Joan Merritt Suzan Bone shll Carolyn Vaughan Margie Hillen Marty Spuggle Becky Byrd Bev Gifford Suzie Pedlgo Aubry Nuchols CL to R back rowj Suzanne Mitchell Sandra Akers Carol Weiner Carol Settle Judy Mur phy Judy Blake Jane Brusl' Parsy Kelly Ann Thomas Duane Tate Fran Baker JoAnne Fulton Liberty Belles perform with the Band y-Wi

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::: i H ,ii ' lg J 2 isp Vs L , it f. K l .. ' fs- f llle , Officers of the Hi-Y are Bob Sumner, Vice-President, Mr. Pitzer, Advisor, John Allan, Corresponding Secretary, Richard Masoncupp, Treasurer, Wedford Turner, Recording Secretary, John Stone, President, and John Gardner, Sergeant-at-arms. Not pictured are Bertram Marshall, Program Chairman, and Bob Lorch, Chaplain. An Active Hi-Y Serves the School The Patrick Henry Hi-Y has proved itself a service organization. Members of the club acted as guides on Orientation Days, parked cars at football games, raised and lowered the flag each day, during the first semester took charge of the blessings at the three lunch periods, delivered Christmas baskets, collected donations for the March of Dimes, and helped collect text books at the end of the year. ln addition, the members treated underprivileged children to a Thanks- giving dinner at the S 84 W. This year the Hi-Y served as host club for the Southwest District Hi-Y Clubs and sent: several representatives to Blue Ridge and the Model General Assembly in Richmond. Activities of the Hi-Y included the lnduction and Rededication Services, a fall picnic near McAfee's Knob, and a picnic at the end of the year at which the new officers were installed, and Mr. Pitzer was given a token of apprecia- tion. Mr. Pitzer enioys a Coca-Cola at the Hi-Y fall picnic. Courtesy of Bob Sumner 120